Recent content by loshonhora

Omicron, was the terrain where you drove the carts hilly? I've been looking into a lithium powered cart, but I'm worried that it can't climb out of our creek bottoms. I'm also curious whether anyone has experience with lithium powered carts in cold weather. if it can't run in November or...

I ordered a saw & a couple extra chains from them 2 years ago. They shorted me a chain, but shipped it as soon as I told them. I had no complaints.

Mt dad had a pet skunk for about 7 years. He was a good pet for everyone in the family but me. That little bastard hated me from day one.

I have a screen that's about 8 years old and it keeps getting thicker.

From what I've read, miscanthus will live for about 20 years. Has anyone here had it growing on their property long enough to see die off from old age? I'm thinking of mixing clumps into spruce screen plantings and letting the miscanthus die off as the spruces grow and fill in.

We've got spotted fawn at our place in Central Ohio. Really small. Mama must have come into estrous in February or March.

Rkguns(rural king) has the tisas on sale for $339.99.

How old are those original mother trees?

I think the meat/bones taboo is so you don't attract scavengers to your city/suburban backyard. Here in the country, my compost pile is within rifle range from my kitchen window.

Take a look at these. Probably perfect for what you're looking for. https://www.opticsplanet.com/lacrosse-footwear-alpha-muddy-mid-6in-3-5mm-rubber-hunting-boot-mens.html

I use one of these for.pruning and lane clearing. It doesn't fold, but I can screw on an 8-15' painter's extension pole to prune & trim around stands...

Plant a single row, then in a couple years, take a plug out of each clump with a spade & transplant it about 4 feet away into your new second row. Takes a bit longer, but you only have to hut the rhizomes once. I have a single row where I planted rhizomes. In the summer, it is a solid wall...

That looks like a dragonfly in the pic.

Japanese beetles?

How many acres total is your property/timber that you want to girdle? Have you considered a timber cut? You may be throwing away some good money by just killing those trees.